RealClearMarkets Week of October 20, 2008 Archives

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Monday, October 20
Bernanke Comes Around To 2nd Stimulus, With A Twist
RT Economics
CDS Market, Part One: Origins & Implementations
Seeking Alpha
The TED Spread and Other Signs of Receding Apocalypse
Justin Fox
1st Birthday for the Recession?
Floyd Norris Notions on High/Low Finance
Arjun Murti: The Reluctant Prophet of Goldman Sachs
Deal Journal
Regulating the Financial Sector: A Modest Proposal
Baseline Scenario
Has The Market Economy Failed?
Becker-Posner
Rapid Downward Revisions in Expected Growth
M. Chinn Econbrowser
How to Tell If You're Rich
Rick Newman U.S. News
I Sing The Praises of Financial Innovation
Steve Waldman Interfluidity
Cut Interest Rates Again
Thomas Palley
The Professor and the Columnist
David Warsh Economic Principals


Tuesday, October 21
An Auto Deal? Shouldnâ??t They Just Focus on Cars?
Deal Journal
Four Myths About the Subprime Crisis
Zubin Jelveh Odd Numbers
James Montier: 'Analysts Are Rubbish'
Paul Murphy FT Alphaville
Home Prices and Job Creation This Decade
Tim Iacono Seeking Alpha
Bullish Bears?
Barry Ritholtz Big Picture
Income Gaps: What's the Over/Under?
Paul Kedrosky Infectious Greed
It's 1974 All Over Again
Rich Karlgaard Digital Rules
Are Swaps Forecasting a Huge Rally?
Scott Grannis Calafia Beach Pundit
Will The US Make Money on its Bailout?
Felix Salmon Market Movers
This Whole 'Derivative' Debate Needs Paring Back
FT Alphaville
The Best Way To Help The Unemployed
Alan Krueger Economix
What a Chastened Goldman Sachs Might Look Like
DealBook


Wednesday, October 22
CRA, Fannie & Freddie As Betes Noire
Menzie Chinn Econbrowser
Bailing Out Homeowners: What Does It Mean?
Dean Baker Beat the Press
How Originate-to-Distribute Brought Down Wachovia
Market Movers
Why Banks Wonâ??t Lend--My Theory
The Baseline Scenario
Thoughts on Banking: An Example
Arnold Kling EconLog
Can the Fed Pop Bubbles (And If So, How)?
Barry Ritholtz Big Picture
Top 10 Reasons Why This Is Not The 1930s
Casey Mulligan
Economic Catastrophes by Party
Cactus Angry Bear Blog
Is Citi the Exception Or the Rule?
Douglas McIntyre 24/7 Wall Street
The End of Bretton Woods 2?
Brad Setser Follow The Money
Obama: Why Reaganomics Didn't Work
James Pethokoukis U.S. News
Obama's Treasury-Ready Men
Larry Kudlow Kudlow's MoneyPolitic$


Thursday, October 23
Inflation Worries Fade as Real Yield Rises
J. Picerno Capital Spectator
The Rise and Rise of the U.S. Dollar
Andy Singh Seeking Alpha
How Should The Fed Deal With Bubbles?
Real Time Economics
Bailed-out Banker Compensation: PR Disaster in the Making?
Info Arb.
The Unflattening Earth and the Globalization Trade
Infectious Greed
Hank Paulson, Revisionist
Felix Salmon Market Movers
The Dollar Has Seen Its Lows (2)
Scott Grannis Calafia Beach Pundit
Earners v. Burners: When Does it Stop?
Brian Sullivan New Ideas
Credit Crunch: Did We Make It All Up?
The Baseline Scenario
Economists with Pseudo-Knowledge
Arnold Kling EconLog
Why Was Lehman Brothers Allowed To Fail?
Alea Blog
The Evolving Economic Outlook
Mike Bryan Macroblog


Friday, October 24
Hedge Funds Discovered Not To Be An Asset Class
All About Alpha
The Goal of Increasing Homeownership
Mark Thoma Economist's View
Dear Chairman Greenspan: Remember that Cheap Money?
Money & Co.
Economists React: Foreclosures Drive Home Resales
Real Time Economics
John Maynard Keynes and the Crisis
Stumbling and Mumbling
'Bailing Out' Homeowners through Mortgage Restructuring
James Kwak
Middle Kingdom Malaise? The Latest Chinese GDP Figures
Econbrowser
Greenspan: The Federal Reserve In Exile
Doug McIntyre 24/7 Wall St.
Private Sector Loan Losses vs Fannie/Freddie
Barry Ritholtz Big Picture
Four Myths of the Credit Crisis, Again
Alex Tabarrok Marginal Revolution
Fed In Quantitative Easing Mode
Scott Grannis Calafia Beach Pundit
Did Lehman's Failure Really Matter?
James Surowiecki Balance Sheet
Inflationary Pressure Is Easing & Deflating Fast
Mark Perry Carpe Diem
Monday, October 27
Time To Abandon Buy And Hold? No--It's Time To Buy
Clusterstock
A National Committee Should Investigate the Crisis
Economic Principals
Buy Now: Uncle Sam Must Put Everything on Sale
Economist's Forum
The Controversy over The Milton Friedman Institute
Becker-Posner
Fed: Claims of Middle-Class Stagnation Are False
M. Perry Carpe Diem
Lowest September New Home Sales Since 1981
Calculated Risk
Is LIBOR the World's Most Important Number?
Division of Labour
Share Buybacks and Uninformed Investors
Steve Waldman Interfluidity
Fed's Balance Sheet Is Now Quite Exciting
James Hamilton Econbrowser
I Still Believe There Is a Credit Crunch
Tyler Cowen Marginal Revolution
Is There Capitalism without Capital?
Ross Kaplan City Lakes Blog
Acc'd to JP Morgan, How Bad Is It Going To Get?
Real Time Economics
Urgent Need for IMF Action on Currency Crises
Dani Rodrik
Weekly Review: Optimism or Pessimism?
Trade Radar Seeking Alpha
Stocks: A Bear Case
Felix Salmon Market Movers


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